Silver Krugerrand (PU)

1 oz

The American Silver Eagle

1 oz

Canadian Silver Maple Leaf

1 oz

Austrian Philharmonic

1 oz

Chinese Silver Panda

1 oz

Silver Britannia

1 oz

Austrian Silver Kangaroo

1 oz

Mexican Silver Libertad

1 OZ

Silver Coins

Silver Krugerrand (PU)

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of this historic series, the South African Mint has released the first-ever Silver Krugerrand.  Total Mintage of 1,000, 000 and fineness of 99.9. 2017 heralds a new era for the Krugerrand, and this Silver Krugerrand with a 50 Year Privy Mark will make a great addition to any precious metals collection. Each Gem Premium Uncirculated Silver Krugerrand Coin will come in an air-tite capsule as well as a Certificate of Authenticity.

These South African legal tender Krugerrands come in a condition well beyond anything seen before for a Mint State bullion coin; so much so that the South African Mint is considering these to be Gem Premium Uncirculated. This is due not only to the quality of the silver being used for each Krugerrand, but also to the South African Mint’s state-of-the-art laser etching technology that further enhance the design of each coin, providing a degree of detail that was unimaginable 50 years ago. It all results in Silver Krugerrands that have a gorgeous mint luster and distinct engraving, making this initial release all the more special.

The American Silver Eagle

The American Silver Eagle is the official bullion coin of the United States and is minted by the US Mint. Dating back to 1986, it is 99.9% fine silver and is only struck in the 1 troy ounce size. The Silver American Eagle is legal tender and has a face value of $1 independent of the silver content.

The Silver Eagle is an iconic design that is recognized around the world. The Walking Liberty obverse was created by Adolph Weinman for the Walking Liberty Half Dollar that was used as early as 1916. The text boldly states "Liberty" and "In God We Trust" along with the year of issue. The Silver Eagle receives its moniker due to the reverse, as it includes an eagle with wings lifted high and 13 stars representing the 13 original states. The text includes "United States of America", "1 oz Fine Silver ~ One Dollar", and "E Pluribus Unum". This design continues to be used through the current year.

Canadian Silver Maple Leaf

The Silver Maple Leaf coin was launched in 1988 by the Royal Canadian Mint, over a decade after the first Gold Maple Leaf Coins were launched. In fact, the immense popularity of the Gold Maple Leaf Coins prompted the RCM to launch a silver variant as well.  Each of these particular Canadian Silver Maple Leafs contains 1 ounce of 0.9999 pure silver. As the Canadian Government recognizes them as legal tender, they carry $5 (CAD) face values as well. However, the coin’s face value is merely symbolic because it is much lower in value compared to the value of the pure silver used to strike this coin.

The reverses of these coins display the incredibly detailed maple leaf design that gives these coins their name. Under the big maple leaf, a tiny textured maple leaf is barely visible. This is a security measure from the Royal Canadian Mint. In fact, when you magnify this tiny leaf, you can see two digits denoting the coin’s year of issue – ‘18’ in this case.

Austrian Silver  Philharmonic

The Philharmonic series of coins was introduced in 1989 by the Austrian Mint, known all over the world for its quality. The series began with only gold coins, later adding a silver coin release in 2008. These Coin issue of the 1 Ounce Austrian Silver Philharmonic, like the previous coins, is made from fine silver with a .999 purity level. A face value of 1.50 Euro, this coin, like the gold variant, also features an aura of elegant craftsmanship. Moreover, these silver coins are among the top selling precious metals products in the world.

Chinese Silver Panda

This series was launched in 1983, Silver Pandas have been struck every single year. Also, annually changing panda design (reverse sides) keeps the market on its toes; investors and collectors wait in excitement to see what image that year’s release is going to feature.

Each of these coins contains 30 grams of 0.999 pure silver. Moreover, these coins enjoy the backing of the Chinese government, and carry a face value of 10 Yuan. The customary depiction of the Hall of Prayer for Abundant Harvests in the Temple of Heaven in Beijing makes an appearance on the obverses of these coins.

Silver Britannia

The Silver Britannia was first issued in 1997. One of the most famous symbols of strength, the Goddess Britannia makes her customary appearance on the reverses of the 1 oz Great Britain Silver Britannia Coins – another release in the renowned Silver Britannia series of coins. Each of these coins contains 1 ounce of 0.999 pure silver. Moreover, these coins are assigned legal tender standing in the United Kingdom – with face values of £2 each.

Reverses of these coins feature the famed image of Goddess Britannia once again. She looks towards the sea and holds a shield in one hand and a trident in the other. Her firm intention to protect her great nation at any cost is evident from her composure and stance. On the other hand, the obverse sides showcase Jody Clark’s portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II – rendered recently in 2016. This is Her Majesty’s fifth portrait iteration to feature on British coinage.

Austrian Silver Kangaroo

The Perth Mint is a well-known Australian Mint with a long history – tracing its roots as far back as 1899. It is now wholly owned by the State Government of Western Australia.Each of these Kangaroo Silver Coins contains 1  ounce of 0.9999 pure silver. Moreover, since these coins are legal tender in Australia, they bear $1 (AUD) face values.

The obverses of these coins bear the familiar Ian Rank-Broadley portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II. Featuring her right-facing image, this side also bears the artist’s inscription ‘IRB.’ On the other hand, the reverse sides of these coins give it its name – displaying a fine portrayal of a Red Kangaroo. Rays of sunlight frame the bounding Kangaroo, adding a quiet elegance to the brilliant design.

Mexican Silver Libertad

Mexican Libertad Silver Coin is a superb 1 Ounce of silver and in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, these coins stand out with a freshly minted luster. Keeping in line with all previous releases, they are also manufactured using the finest .999 pure Silver.The Mexican Libertad is an internationally acclaimed series run by the Mexican Mint. The Gold Coin variants were first introduced in 1981, closely followed by a 1 troy ounce Silver option in 1982. Their limited mintage numbers make all releases of the 1 oz. Mexican Silver Libertad Coin desirable in the eyes of both collectors and investors.

On the reverse face, a graceful image of the Winged Victory Statue of the Independence Victory Column is seen in the foreground, with the Iztaccíhuatl and Popocatepetl in the background (two famous volcanic peaks of Mexico). The purity and weight of Silver, the year of issue and the metal used are imprinted (in Spanish) on the outer edge of this side.